The Church's First Hunter, the glorious Ludwig, personally carries the spoils of this grand hunt, stepping up to the front steps of the Great Cathedral under the guidance of Archbishop Lawrence.
The layering of identities and the significance of this action imbues the scene under the vast round moon with a rich religious atmosphere.
The church doors swing open with a thunderous sound.
Inside, numerous clergy are gathered, alongside scholars dressed in Byron Vis academic robes, who have followed Miklás, diverging from Master William's academic ethos.
All of them wear solemn expressions, their eyes, however, burning with fervor and longing as they gaze at the large bag held by Ludwig.
Ludwig strides forward, the pulpit at the Great Cathedral has long been dismantled.
Now, unobstructed, it reveals the sculpture that should have been behind the pulpit.
